Cape May’s Harriet Tubman Museum also among 61 approved sites in state CAPE MAY — Cape May and the New Jersey Historical Commission unveiled the first New Jersey Black Heritage Trail historical marker June 11 […]
CAPE MAY — Jamie Merlino and Candace Carpio, the partners behind Wild Roots Provisions, Cape May’s newest snacking headquarters, recently watched their dreams take flight. Nestled along the strip of shops in the 300 block […]
Final vote on amendment, public hearing set for July 1 CAPE MAY — City Council is now moving forward to prohibit dogs on the new nature trails at Lafayette Street Park. Dogs initially were going […]
WEST CAPE MAY — The West Cape May Board of Commissioners discussed moving forward with hiring a company to identify illegal rental houses. “I think if there are as many out there as some people […]
CAPE MAY — From May to September, the highways teem with vacationers whizzing through the Garden State for a spot on the beach in their favorite shore town. They hop along barrier islands, through marshes […]
Police station, beach patrol headquarters, water-sewer improvements to be funded CAPE MAY — Money indeed makes the world go ’round. Many highly anticipated capital projects were included in several bond ordinances City Council introduced June 3. […]
Multiple venues serving award-winning suds around county There are thousands of licensed craft breweries in the U.S., and New Jersey is home to more than 100 of them. Cape May County, the state’s most southern, […]
Cape May installing system at hotspots for surveillance CAPE MAY — For more than a year, the city has been working on planning a surveillance camera system in various locations around Cape May. Police Chief Dekon […]
CAPE MAY POINT — Several ecological factors have continued to affect the complex ecosystem of Lake Lily, from the severe drought New Jersey experienced in the past year to invasive vegetation and aquatic weeds. Borough […]
CAPE MAY — “The times they are a-changin’” Bob Dylan wrote in 1963. The Civil Rights Movement quickly adopted the song as its rallying cry. Women’s rights advocates joined the chorus a few years later. […]
